Although an Organization's Good Reputation Is a Valuable Resource That

question 57

True/False

Although an organization's good reputation is a valuable resource that takes years of superior marketplace competence to achieve, it is not a good basis for building a competitive advantage because it can be destroyed almost instantly by bad publicity.

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